So what happens if he actually wins Maine?

[Canderson]

If I were the campaign I would persue a Maine-Washington-North Dakota strategy, followed by a Texas-Louisiana strategy and finished with an Oregon-California push at the end.

 

[Badger Paul]

Here's why a lone single victory is important, even in a caucus:

If there are a lot of voters who like RP but believe he can't winning, well winning a state, even a small one like Maine, ends that argument.

If there are a lot of voters who think RP is "crazy", winning ends that argument. Because crazy people don't win whole states.

So by winning in Maine, beating Romney again, not only damages his brand it improves ours tremendously because it gets rid of two arguments that holds back a lot of non-aligned voters. You can't call us fringe if we win a state. Our legitimacy soars if this happens. That's what at stake in Maine.

 

[Travlyr]

We just take it out.

 

[RonPaul101.com]

If I were the campaign I would persue a Maine-Washington-North Dakota strategy, followed by a Texas-Louisiana strategy and finished with an Oregon-California push at the end.

I also wouldn't count out Alaska and Idaho caucuses on Super Tuesday.

 

[libertybrewcity]

I'm scared for voter fraud. If the votes are being sent to the state GOP, there is no telling what they will do.

 

[RickyJ]

We just take it out.

That is exactly what happened in Iowa, Ron Paul won it and they took it out!